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How to prioritize tasks effectively
How to manage your time efficiently
How to reduce stress and anxiety
To deal with your anxiety. Which and either be thoughts, panic attacks, worries or more you firstly need to take deep and calm breaths. Try to stop your crying, keep calm and look at your surroundings around you. Use tricks like counting down from 10 to 1 and also when your having your thoughts just remember: Thoughts aren’t facts. Also try and communicate with trusted people like friends or family. Or even try writing it down to a diary as if it’s your family member!
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If you are having anxiety just know you Are not alone and other innocent people are experiencing the exact same feeling as you are! You can be having anxiety about:
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You are strong and you can help and solve anxiety! To help to stop anxiety in the future try doing morning exercises at the start at everyday such as yoga or even stretches and make sure you take deep and big breaths while doing it. Have a calm and quiet background while doing it can really help!...
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If you are suffering with anxiety just know that “It’s all going to be over soon” your anxiety will go eventually!
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